The Vine Community Church

We live in the time of grace, yet many have failed to discern that. As a result, they presume on God's patience, ignoring the coming judgment. Jesus says to settle your accounts with Him before it's too late.

Following Christ may create division in the most intimate of places, even the family, but He calls for full allegiance.

Jesus instructs on His final return, giving four kinds of people who will meet four different fates.

The difference between a fruitful Christian and an apathetic, lukewarm one, is a sober watchfulness for the Master's return. Jesus instructs His disciples to stay alert and prepared for His return. For by so doing, they will persevere and receive His blessed reward.

Jesus reveals that mere words are cheap. What you love is seen in where your treasure is.

God is our Sacrificer, Sacrifice, Substitute, and Savior. We do nothing; He does everything. Believe in Him and be reconciled!

We never leave church, for we are the Church wherever we go.

Jesus continues His teaching on battling fear, worry, and anxiety. This sermon shows His tactic for putting off worry in the Christian life.

Jesus begins a teaching on battling fear, worry, and anxiety. This sermon lays the foundation of where it must begin.

Jesus commands us to get an eternal perspective. For every temporary pursuit will fade, but only what's done for Christ will matter.

The blessings God grants in salvation through faith in Christ.

In this Easter sermon, Paul gives the problem, solution, and motive for why Christ had to rise. The Resurrection is the cornerstone upon which Christianity stands and the central component of any true hope.

Jesus gives two final points of instruction for how to stand firm in times of hostility.

To be a person who is in a right relationship toward his or her Creator is the most critical issue anyone faces. The common way this is described is whether a person is “saved” or not. Unfortunately this concept, though a central theme of the bible, is misunderstood by many, even within the church. What does it mean? What does it entail? Why is it so important? And how does one know if they are sa...

The Lord's instructions for how to stand firm in the midst of opposition.

Being a Christian is easy until opposition comes. Hostility reveals the truth of the heart. Will we stand as true, or fall as a hypocrite? Jesus gives the first principle for standing firm.

To be a person who is in a right relationship toward his or her Creator is the most critical issue anyone faces. The common way this is described is whether a person is "saved" or not. Unfortunately this concept, though a central theme of the bible, is misunderstood by many, even within the church. What does it mean? What does it entail? Why is it so important? And how does one know if they are sa...

Jesus now turns to indict the judaistic lawyers. The interaction reveals four marks of a false spiritual leader.

Jesus attacks people, leaders, and systems of false religion, giving three typical marks of hypocritical religionism.

A description of the sinner before grace, after grace, and God's purpose in all of it.